Tommy Shelby's Ghostly Return in Peaky Blinders Spinoff

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Tommy Shelby seems to meet his end in the Peaky Blinders finale film, The Immortal Man,

but his story might not be finished.

Haunted by visions of lost loved ones throughout the series, the Gypsy King has always blurred

the line between life and death.

Creators Steven Knight hints that Tommy could return in some form, perhaps as a ghost,

playing into the show's spiritual themes.

While he says it with a smile, it fits the Shelby family's supernatural edge.

Fans have mixed feelings, with many hoping for more of Sillian Murphy's iconic character

amid the emotional wrap-up.

The film's twist-leave room for his presence without forcing a full revival.

A spin-off series is already in development, set in 1953 Birmingham after World War

2 bombings.

It follows a new generation of Shelby's battling over the city's massive rebuild, blending

opportunity and danger with some original characters, returning.

Shooting starts very soon.

This post-war chapter keeps the Peaky World alive in its blood-soaked heart, streaming

now on Netflix alongside the film.